The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-06-01
PAN HANDLE HORROR.
Further Details Of the Wrsck st Horseshoe
Bend on Friday Night.
Graphic Accounts Of the Distressing ScensS
Which Followed the Crash.
Two and Twenty Miners Ensombsd by an Ex-
plOsiun in a Scotland Gallery.
Fatal Boiler Explosion at hatcher, nIissis.
sippi-A Section or India Deyas-
tated by a Cyclone.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY WRECK.
Additional Particulars of the Accident
Onicial Lat of the Killed and Ininrad.

Additional Particulars of the Accident
Official List of the Killed and Injured.
PITrsBURG, Pa, May 2S.-The latest re-
ports from the scene of the accident at
Horse Shoe Bend, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, last night, state that eight we're
killed and six injured. Four were killed
outright and the Others have since died.
The names of the killed are as follows:
Dale b. Graham, son of ex Speaker Ora
ham, of Allegheny City, killed instantly.
Body sent home.
Wymer Snyder, of Shamokin, Pa. He
was found lying dead in a ditch by the
roadside and terribly msDgled. Body sent
home.
John Doris, of East Liberty, Pittsburg,
Pa, newsboy, left leg dismembered six
inches below the hip. BE died half on hour
after his release from the wreck. Body at
Altoona.
]. Fl. staufer, of Louisville, Ohio. Body
at Altoona
Charles Biedleman, of Brimfield, Noble
County, Indiana. He was an aged gentle
man. His skull was fractured. He died
about midnight at Altoona. Body will be
sent home to-day.
Charles F. Drill, residing at No. 70 East
Fifty-third street, NewYork City; travel
ing for the Emir cracker works, of Phila-
delphis; jaw broken, right cheek laid open
and eye forced from its socket; lungs
crushed. Died at Altoona. Body will be
sent home to-day.
Iniured-W. B Moore, Williamsburg,
Pittsburg, baggae e-msster, on the train as
passenger; scalp and face wound. Came
home on fast line.
A. Agen, Fayetteville, n. Y; injured 10
chest sn6 scalp wound. At Logan House,
Altoona.
Clara Albert, Flint, Mich scalp wound
and injured in face. At Logan House.
Edith Glese, Chicago; scalp wound and
nervous shock az Logan House.
G. II. Page, ticket agent, Columbus; scalp
wound and leg injured. At Logan House.
Hattie Lockett (colorecI Alexandria,
Va: scalp wound, face cut and right leg
fractured. At Altoona Hospital.
Rev John Alfred, Beaver Falls, Pa,
scalp wound and fsce. At Altoona Hos
pital.
pitsl.
Frank McCue's name, given in the paper
this morning, was an error arising from
papers found on The body OF Charles e.
borrell.
Two OF the above are reported dead, but
the railroad officials have received no in
formation Of sDy more deaths.
Superintendent Piscairc, of the Penusyl-
vania road, was busy ali morning receiving
and sending kilograms 10 reference TO the
accident. BE did all in his power to have
the wounded properly cared for. In speak
ing of the cause of the accident, he said:
1T is one of those things that providence
keeps ms from so often. The accident
speaks for itself, and shows that the freight
train was not running fast, or more cars
would have been wrecked. 1t was unavoid-
able. The cause that has been given for the
accident is a broken axle. It was very sad
matter, but something that could not be
avoided"